MicroPython on ESP8266 update

Kickstarter project update by Damien George on use of MicroPython on the ESP8266

[Woodat]

I have never been more in love with python until this moment! Just ordered a dozen ESP12s and have been hammering away, making them sing and dance in C for the last two months. This looks sooo much more fun. I need to go upgrade my KS pledge...

[neliswillers]

very very nice!
wish list for modules:
1. mqtt. mqtt and mqtt!
2. ESP power management to control sleep mode etc. to save battery power.
3. I2C module

[mrmatz]

Awesome demo, guys! Can't wait to get this.

[petervanderburg]

Just found this. Great wee vid with very useful tips and tricks with the UI. Being relatively new to Python, I've decided to put Lua to one side and use uPython & Python on the various boards I have. Great development environment. Thanks.

[nandkudasai]

amazing, much more advanced that the previous. good job!
i wish i could get one of that.

[abpccpba]

Thanks very much  for the great understandable video. Keep up the good work .

[jamescullins]

I noticed Nelis had a wish list, I agree with his list. How well will this work with Node Red? Thanks great video and easy to understand.

[kamals]

if you have knowledge about lua language, please make this type of tutorial in lua base.

OR where i found this type of commands like

<< type

where i found basic of Micro-Python that used for esp8266?

[jamesmccutchan]

How did you get the xively module? as it didn't come with the binaries on github, thanks

[indrajagadeesh]

sir, i am so thankful for your tutorials
i am trying to interface adxl345(3 axis accelerometer) with esp8266 using micropython
but, i2c.scan() is not detecting the address of adxl345
i have tried all possible methods, i request you to please help me to interface adxl345 with esp8266 using I2c in micropython

[dkean]

Great tutorial. Thanks... Now... how do I set my ESP8266 ESP12e to the Python lingo? This is much easier than learning whatever lingo is working on my ESP8266 modules.

[mlandrei]

Hello, Is there any way in which you can store the code on esp8266 in order to run in at statup just like any arduino code but written in micropython? Thank you!

[pirateman]

Oh good... another waste of time tutorial, flashing LEDs.